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NB STORIES2 months agoWhy Daniel Allain Believes the Progressive Conservatives Must Redefine Their Vision to Win Back Voters
Daniel Allain details his vision for the New Brunswick Progressive Conservative leadership, focusing on energy, finances, and party unity ahead of October.
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COMMUNITY2 months agoWhy Are Delicious, Easy Foods Left Off Our Weekly Dinner Plates?
Editor Philip Wolf questions why favorites like corn on the cob and Brussels sprouts rarely join weekly meal rotations, encouraging readers to share.
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NB STORIES2 months agoHow New Brunswick Plans to Protect Ratepayers and Guide Future Data Centre Growth
New Brunswick opens public consultations on a proposed data centre policy framework to protect electricity ratepayers and support sovereign Canadian AI.
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POLITICS2 months ago
Quebec Voters Weigh Political Promises and Slogans as Election Campaign Kicks Off
A new Synopsis poll shows a tight Quebec election race between the PQ and CAQ as party leaders launch platforms, address tariffs, and present campaign slogans.
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NATIONAL STORIES2 months agoWhy Monday’s Byelection Sweep Matters for Parliament’s Seat Counts
Mark Carney's Liberals won three federal byelections Monday, picking up Chicoutimi-Le Fjord from the Conservatives while winning seats in Toronto and Vancouver.
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NATIONAL STORIES2 months agoTrade Tariffs and Federal Seats at Stake as Voters Go to Polls in Three Provinces
Voters head to the polls Monday in three federal by-elections across B.C., Ontario, and Quebec as trade tensions with the U.S. influence local campaigns.
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LOCAL2 months agoWhy a New Shoreline Sign Is Defending Lake Ontario’s Historic Name
Ontario Premier Doug Ford installs a shoreline sign to keep Lake Ontario's name after US President Donald Trump signs an order renaming it Lake America.
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LOCAL2 months ago
Why Quebec’s Industry Faces an Estimated $1.8-Billion Loss From U.S. Tariffs
Quebec's industry faces a projected $1.8B loss by 2028 from 50% U.S. tariffs on Canadian goods, a new Oxford Economics forecast reveals.
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NATIONAL STORIES2 months ago
Why Monday’s Federal By-Elections Could Signal How Voters View Ongoing Trade Tensions
Voters cast ballots in three federal by-elections in Quebec, Ontario, and BC as ongoing U.S. trade tensions weigh on key competitive ridings.
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POLITICS2 months ago
What Premier Smith’s Separation Timeline Means for Albertans and First Nations
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith faces scrutiny over her separation referendum timeline as legal experts and First Nations leaders weigh in on the challenges.
Your Current 3 Day Forecast — October 23, 2026
Dissident PC Member Prepares to Launch New Political Option in New Brunswick
A Conservative Organizer Aims to Launch a New Centre-Right Movement in New Brunswick
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What the Latest Strike Delay Means for the Arbec Wellness Centre Opening
Why Alberta’s Government Is Ruling Out Future Separation Votes
B.C. Supreme Court Grants Cowichan Tribes Title to Historic Richmond Lands and Fishing Rights
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Land Title and Reconciliation: Canada Can’t Afford to Let Uncertainty Fester
Team B.C. Secures Margaret Todd Trophy at National Women’s Mid-Amateur Golf
Ottawa Unveils Build Canada Homes with $13B to Tackle Housing Crisis
